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Guest Artist AMY BOWERMAN

Altered Pages is honored to introduce you to
Guest Artist
AMY BOWERMAN
 
Amy Bowerman is a Mixed-Media Artist http://theartistsontheblock.com/  and co-founder of the Artists on the Block and the Sizzix Artist Trading Block Art movement.  She has been creating since she could hold a crayon. She shares her adventures in art on her blog Plucking Daisies by showing others how to create through in depth project tutorials.

 
Today Amy is sharing a tutorial on her blog  Plucking Daisies see how to create realistic Fairy and Butterfly wings on using collage sheets from Altered Pages.
 
Altered Pages collage sheets used:
 
 

Comments

  1. Amy, I love your little fairy garden ATB! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  2. Thanks for sharing your beautiful wing idea with us. They do look real!

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  3. Thanks so much for having me! I so enjoyed creating with Altered Pages collage sheets and can't wait to add new fairies to this collection :)

    Amy*

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  4. I love making fairies with wings too! Love the tutorial and thanks for the inspiration.

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  5. You have made a wonderful fairy garden with these collage images, and the wings technique is awesome. TFS and for joining us this month creating with Altered Trading Blocks and Altered Pages products.

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  6. What a fun ATB! Those fairies are darling!! What a nifty little garden you've created :) Thanks so much for sharing your art with Altered Pages!

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  7. GREAT tutorial on your blog. The two step technique provided some awesome results! THANKS

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  8. Very interesting tutorial♥

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  9. These wings look fabulous! I am off to check out your tutorial......thanks for sharing with us this week Amy!

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